Telegram-herald., 1887-09-24

t1s cG1solali0a race ~ Fa1ning ~ tor
5s4tsa horses snich E4s $40 elensd via
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A Litrls EzsisszsaE
AfeF tas races we're dashed tas starter.
NJ Lalsofe4ux. cA-is1 xE1entIgn a11 an
aoa1ceu ~ = load Teles lLaE tas Ja1zes bad
declared Alies n Norton exp< 81 lFsA I'll
tracks cf tie A1srisaa IrotiI1g Assocls-
ton Il sgpssrs EnAE during ths 4flsra0oa
the judges lad notified Norton thai &c
@o8l1 DC punished aaless hs cane % tns
Jlasea stand aad sPolokizsd foE ais dlsEe-
sleetf1l language All @ctso3s ne
dsciined - Esfclo<izs and vas De-
cared sxbeilsd The announcement
Nas crested with hissss curses
and thFsslz. When ths judges isft The
ssaac aAd cane a0~n Norton met M.
LsmOfsaux near the door snd with the re-
n4-k Il owe yOu "a apology AMI Il give
q ~ y0u nov. hit him IA TIE face Ian
OreaaK staggered buE dic not fail aud IL
moment there were N the midst Of mob
0l nearly Two hundred men. most OF whom
were urging Norton 70 give i, ID hiH.'
"siug hlm." Lay hlm 3ut. Tx aim
80 he'll ueFer nn5 another nan. etc.
Mayor Dikeman grabbed Norton znd tried
70 stop tne trouble. bat be xss soon torn
away 0Y the sarziBg crowd. Others tried
. stop II and followed the Mayor
LzmOrsaax vas pushed. pHlled snd
!erzsd al over the track by the crowd, and
whenever Norton could get near enough 70
hin hs struck - him, although he did net
seem 70 ~ 70 hart him. acting as II he
meant - scare him. L4m0rszux was
.ssaed through the gate adjoining the
judges stand. Norton aud the crowd fol-
loving him, out be managed 20 Jerk away
ir0m them, aud es ne came back had pres
sEce Ol mind enough 70 close the gaze after
him Ihst stopped the crowd and allowed
hiEn 20 reach the middle OF the track before
be vas stopped. He then started back ap-
psrently thinking that the Mayor and
the other JGdges were yet IN front
OF the stand "Do you men propose
% LEI that man kill mel'' There was no
response, and IS Il Was 50 dark that he
could not see whether his friends were in
the crowd or not, and just as the mob had
started for him again, he ran toward the
fence, struck it directly opposite the en-
trance 20 tAe grand stands. jumped on the
TOD rolled over and thus escaped
Norton - powerful man and could have
injured Lamoresux badly had he taken
Advantage of he siiual on. His action
viii pr badly make Il Useless for
him h afeh from the decision
which exc led him. At meet
ing Of the Directors last evening, the ex-
pulsi0n OF other drivers wss considered, but
decisive action was deferred until today.
Premiums on Photographs.
Mr.. Warren Wykes the veteran photo
gsapher, who had such a nne display OF
photographs n the fair tais week was very
successful in the way OF getting premiums.
His galiary has been recognized for years 10
be tbs leading gallery in the city in the way
OF getting out new styles of photographs
with the finest finish. His work is SO we'll
known that special mention is hardly neeeS-
sary, yet II IS source OF qualification to
note the fact that Mr.. Wykes carried awav
frst premiums in every class in which his
wsrk was entered. SIX first prersiums IS
not a bal showing for as MANY different
OF photographs and the wcrk exhibited was
cot prepared especially for the fair, but was
| t.kea from the show cases OF reguls- stock
vhicn 4ecumuistes in any gallery iId was
| lust such work rs Mr.. Wykes turn out
every day. The prices of work have been
recently reduced. but a continued effort will
still De made to not only keep the standard
| OF the work to where /. Is at present out to
| elevate II As fast as any Improvements in
| tie photographs art are msde or invented.
| People in want Of fine work of this line
| should call on Wykes.
A Fine Showing.
| The efforts of Mr. J. w. Rossnthal of the
| Tower Clothing Company to do his full
| share as q citizen of the Valley City 70 he ?
1 entertain and satisfy the visitors 10 the Fair
| have been well rewarded. We say well re-
| warded for IN placing the date OF his open
| ing on tue evening OF the Big dsy at the
| Fair, and making such an effort to have a
| finss exhibit in Art Hal, Mr. Rosentha al
| had in view, more the entertainment of the
| visitors as any pecunlsry reward be might
| receive. The opening too furnished a
/ splendid evening entertainment for those
| STAG ing one night in the city andwho did not
| want 70 attend any of the theatres, aud was
we'll attended by everyone. OR. kosenthal
| feels well by the many kind and friendly
| w0rded thanks" extended him for the
/ evenings entertainment so far as the open
| ing is concerned. and the display At the
| Fair grounds was indeed a success 50 far as
everything expected of it was concerned.
| Entering their goods in all the different
1 competitions tor premiums. they were the
| lucky recipients Of blue cards. in every
class bat one. First premiums on Dress
l suits Dressing Gowns. Gents Overcoats,
| Cnild's Suits and Youth Overcosts, is not
/ a bad showing for any one house TO make
4 snd the Tower may well feel proud of their
l display, and emphasize with more force
| than ever their claim that they can furnish
/ ready made suits with the same material,
| just as well made for less money than you
| can get from any merchant tailoring estan-
| hshement Suppose you do want a good
| suit, why pay q fancy price for it made 20
| order, when b7 trading at the Tower you
/ can get the same thing for less money and
| 40 tine is lost waiting for a suit 10 be
| made They will make any clothing they
| sell You fit before they viii allow It TO leave
l the store. There srs no better grades OF
| clothing TO be found in the Stsse than are
being offered the Fall trade oy the Tower
| Clothing Company.
A Clean svsep.
1 Another indication that zoe Valley City
| 3 a. the Esad Of them ali. was very clearly
| demonstrated yesterday. When the most
| competent judges took thsir rounds throu "a
| the magnificent EXHIBITS Of harvesting ma
1 chinerv. inspecting the quality Of the So me
\ and piac,n he premiums. ". g. Dsnison.
1 the well known dealer in all kinds % agri-
4 cultural Implements, buggies, Carriages.
sleighs. etc. made extra efforts in display-
| inx nis goods and vas justly rewarded for
| TIE blue rl5oons we're attached 10 every
| thing he placed on exhibition. This. OF
| course. suhstaniieses what fhis journal hzs
1 sad previously relative 20 Mr.. Dsnis0n car
| rying the insst stock anu assortment OF
| machinery il this section Of TIE country
l Mr. penison made a clean sweep this year
| carrying oa every premirm offered in bis
| ioe. and hrs immense establish nent a. 81.
| e0. and - South Division AZ. Is packed fail
! Of me necessities for uiiing tre soil Cal
and see bin.
The ErapFr.
Mr.. ". L Diver. Genera A gent for Miehi-
| xsn n1atte a very cre8itaoie showing snd a.
trsctea much s.ten ion from the visiso.s = n
| general during the + air win The EmDirs =
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